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Alpha Capital Group vs Maven Trading: prices, rules and payouts

Facts from both companies’ official pages and regulators’ registers, side by side. We show what the numbers say; the choice is yours.

Facts verified on October 7, 2026

Key differences

Criterion	Alpha Capital Group	Maven Trading
Rating	3.3/5 on other platforms 227 ratings	Not rated yet
Rating on other platforms	3.3/5 (227)	—
Challenge types	2-step	2-step, 1-step, 3-step, instant funding
Account sizes	25,000	2,000 – 100,000
Challenge fees	$177	$13
Profit target	5–10%	3–8%
Daily loss limit	4–5%	2–4%
Maximum loss limit	8–10%	3–8%
Profit split	up to 80%	up to 80%
First payout	after 14 days	—
Platforms	MetaTrader 5, cTrader, DXtrade, TradeLocker	MetaTrader 5, Match-Trader
Markets	forex, indices, commodities	forex, indices, commodities, crypto
Discount code	—	—
Not available in	22 countries	25 countries
Founded	—	2022
Headquarters	—	United Arab Emirates
	Read review	Read review

Which is cheaper, Alpha Capital Group or Maven Trading?

The cheapest Alpha Capital Group challenge costs $177 (25,000 account). The cheapest Maven Trading challenge costs $13 (2,000 account).

Which has the higher profit split, Alpha Capital Group or Maven Trading?

Alpha Capital Group pays up to 80% of profits and Maven Trading up to 80%.

What are the drawdown limits at Alpha Capital Group and Maven Trading?

Alpha Capital Group: daily loss limit 4–5%, maximum loss 8–10%. Maven Trading: daily loss limit 2–4%, maximum loss 3–8%.

Which trading platforms do Alpha Capital Group and Maven Trading offer?

Both offer MetaTrader 5. Only Alpha Capital Group offers cTrader, DXtrade, and TradeLocker. Only Maven Trading offers Match-Trader.